Morrow Defends Probe Hearing Backs Investigating Panel
Attorney for Brennan attacks delays and urges that the President appoint an investigator to probe engineer department graft claims. Commissioner Morrow defends his stance and signals the inquiry will continue, with witnesses questioned about favored treatment and possible corruption.
Dumbarton Choir Presents Esther The Queen at Ode Fellows Hall
The Dumbarton Methodist church choir staged a costume cantata Father the Beautiful Queen by Leon Keech directed by W T Glover. Sixty voices, with Mrs Isaac Birch at piano and violins by Robert von Fedorf and Frans Proctor, delivered elaborate scenes and period costumes. Cast featured Eva Whitford as Esther, W Arthur Storm as the King, Roy Birch as Haman, and several principal roles. proceeds supported the Philippine church project by the Epworth League.
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Hous Choir
Dumbarton
Fis Soul Church
Leon Keech
Ode Fellows Hall
W T Glover
Isaac Birch
Robert von Fedorf
Frans Proctor
Vhorus
Birch Harbonah
Epworth League
Male choir concert fills National Rifles Armory at second annual festival
The St Pauls Catholic church hosted a male chorus concert last night at the National Rifles Armory. Rev Father W J Finn introduced Gaul's The Holy City and the program featured soloists, a string ensemble, and a large chorus conducted by Ernest T Winchester. The event highlighted a long list of men’s voices across multiple sections and included a descriptive address by Rev Finn.
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National Rifles Armory
St Pauls
Pris X
Lather
James F Mackin
Tie Chare
England
The
Merry Millers
de Havens
Rob Roy
Harry Stevens
Ol Riego
Ralph Sommers
St Joseph
Mascheront
Aratian
Koren Joseph I
Mathieu
Messrs
Robert Stearrs
Sol Minster
Daniel Breeskin
Leimbach
Louis Mandy
Carl Neuann
Young Flowers
Uel Johnson
Guy
Cowens
Willam Clabauga
Trink Dougherty
Wise Byrhes
Matin
Remsburg
H Winchester
Finn
Harry Hall
Chaft
WN Reich
Jo M Connell
JE Schulte
WA Merch
Joseph Ryder
Janan
JP Y Pegarty
J A Fenwick
Ernest T Winchester
Mathias EO Pagan Ibranth
Arthur Stallwell
Reaney
Felley
Miarang
D Geth
Gardiner Francis T Keck
William J
Hughes Charies
Donaldine Jamer
A Purcell Charies
Reagan Fdward
J McKeever
Joseph
Brien Georgs
Gminn
Nmtiar
H Murphy
Blaine J
Fitzgerald Rudolph Regina
Thomas E
Prne
Waler
Peck Edward A Murphy
Phillip Sheridan
Dan
Charles J Hall
Edward H Roach
Rudolph F
Bartle
Teuors
Mathias E
Fagan
William N
Roach
Merchant Edward L. Frawiy
Rutolph
Aichant
P Baching
Reed Joseph F
Mathieu William Mf
Hall
LD Kelley Basses
Wivlan Clabaush
Wise Burnes
Frank
Doughety
Martin
Remaburg
T Hall
Roder
Fenwick
Daniel Hall
John M Connell
Derla W
Carrolk
Fogarty
Joseph F
Dunney
Chute Thomes
Huyck
E Hopkins
Secretary Grant Chosen Washington Chamber Secretary
Thomas Grant of Ray and Grant is elected permanent paid secretary for Washington Chamber of Commerce. He will start immediately with a salary of 160 dollars monthly plus a clerk. committees, committee members and a civic games plan for a July 4 opening of the new Municipal Building are announced. subscriptions total 10900 dollars to fund dedication ceremonies and a cross-town ball with the Washington Board of Trade proceeds to the Washington Playground Association.
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Washington
Baill
Board of Trade
Grant
Alger
War Department
Alger Ha
Senate
D J Callahan
John L Weaser
Chapin Brown
W . Hoge
HE C Graham
William F Guden
Chamber
American Cotton Manufacturers Association
Richmond
National Capital
Washington Board of Trade
Chamber of Commerce
Washington Playgrounds Association
J Chamber
Ralph Wren
Thomas C . Noyes
E W Droop
Noyes
Washington American League
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clarence Flormont
Daniel Fraser
Charles E Howe
Byron Adams
Gp Andrews
Joseph Auer
Lach Mitton
Altes
John T Armas
Addison George W Brown
Woodbury
Blair Hor
Imen Bester Charing B
Baller
Lester
Harr
Conrad Hecker
Bethell
Alonzo
Henry F
Blount
William J
Fawin
Brandenburg Petrick J
Brennen
Bernard M
Thigger
Alexander Britton
EC Bravka
Brown Walter
Brown
Burchell
Clay Brown
Ine Murray
Cobb
J Callahan
William Hom
Cisse
Clapman
Cleaghton
Chase Samuel G Cornwel
John Callahan Devid
Carll
William G
Carter
Chipman
Clephana
Mver Cohen
Corby Wiliam VY Cox
Joseph Ho Crawford
Gregg Custis Heory
Davis
J I
Darlington
Maury Dove
Bradley Davidson
Eldred
Davie Jules A. Demonet
John Tevine
Charles A
Douging
William F
Downes
Drury
Roafer Dulany
Ichard J
Farnshaw
R Edmonston
William E
Ed Monston
Flather
Henry
Fulton Charles W
Fairfax Maurice F
Flynn Charles E
Foster Albert F
Fox Joseph D
Franzont
Deniel Fraser
Futer
Thomas M
Gale Justan Garfinkle
Richard Golde
Benjamin Wo
Guy Wot
Galliner
Ralph L Gallisaac Gans
Charles C Glover
Robert Aolden M
Goldenberg
Andrew B
Graham Edwin
Greham
Benjamin & Graves
Fawad Graves
Gude
RB Hege
John E Ferrell
George EB Hamilton
Vartan Henry Hurt
Henderson
James Fo Hoed Wilhiam
Hoover William Hahn Thomas la Hume
William
Ham George Martlew Phelan
Hawn
John C Memld
James B Henderson
M Hendley J. Thilman Hendreh
France
Henry J Willem Henry I
Tailip Hermann Christian Heurich
Willem
Hibbe
Fercey Hickiing
Hight Rillan
Joel Hmiman
William Ho
Hneke Lewis Hapfenmaier
George F
Hui Thames
Jonex
E Jordan
Perry Johnson
Jorse
Kanon
Rudolph Kauffman
J Kaufman
J Kekos
Capt Laverot
Kelley J Blake Kendall
Wiliam & King Dee
Richard Kingsman
Wiliam Knox
William Lweb Jr
Daniel Loughran
Monroe Luchs
Lyon Jamey
Lambie
James Lanaburgh
John B
Larner
Ralph W Lee Wherton E
Lester Abraham Sianer
Calvi H Livingstone Alvin BM Lothrop
Robert Ho Lyon
William A Mearns
John S Miller
George W Moss
Frank P May
Almanac of Names and Committees in Expanded Listing
A dense OCR style roster listing numerous individuals with initials and surnames, fragments of committee roles, and various organizational titles. It cites many names such as Mayer, Magrafer, Mattingly, Parker, Reed, Stevens, Smith, White, and others, followed by scattered committee assignments and chairmanships. The text resembles a period notice of members and positions within multiple committees and groups, with a long stream of personal names and associated roles.
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Alfred Mayer
John H Magrafer
Marlow
William F Mattingly
John
Jahs Miler
Benjamin S Minor
Pliny Ware
Moses George X McLansian
John Ro McLain
Hdward Mclean
William A McKenney
McCarth
Edward J Wetuade Merry Nerment
John L. Newbold
John H
Pray Aséraw
Parker
Southard Parker Myron M
Parker Joseph Faul
Ruf
Howard S
Reesida
Randle EK
Rapley
William
Charles Rauscher
Frank P
Reeslée
Clarence B
Rheem
L. Rice
Richardton
Maurice D
Rosenberg Samuel
Edward S. Stollwagen
James
George Sacks
Schneider Baking Company
Sloan & Cn Thomas
Somervilla
Charles G
Stott
Joseph T Saks
Franklin
Same
Simon Wolf
Levi Woodbury
Weacdward
Thomas P Weedward
OWS
Thomes F
Morgan Ebattman
Waler Kiopfer
Aan
O Clephane
Edward Ho Crosp
Edgar Pried
Viea
William P Glaver
Secreters Tae Uthe
Jonn Joy Eason
Chaman Charles 3 Ball
Chapin Brown
Clapin Brown
A B Browne
Charman
Death of George G Ott Former Confederate Soldier
George G Ott a former member of the Stonewall Brigade died at his home 1219 Eleventh Street NW after a long illness. Born October 29 182 in Woodstock he worked as a glove maker and served under Gen Stonewall Jackson in the Civil War. He later moved to Washington and worked as a watchman for the Washington Loan and Trust Co for eight years. He leaves wife Sue Anderson Ott and four children. Funeral Saturday at the home with services by Rev J Russell verbycke and Rev George P Wilson, burial in Congressional Cemetery.
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George G Ott
Stonewall
Eleventh Street
Mr Ott
Woodstock
T J
Stonewall) Jackson
Washington
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Ott
Sue Anderson Ott
J F Vivian
Georgie Ott
Hugh I Ott
Francs Ott
J Russell Verbycke
Gurtey Memorial Chapel
George P . Wilson
Northminster Church
Congressional Cemetery
Weather report outlines fair to stormy conditions across regions
The weather report notes fair conditions in much of the East with scattered thundershowers from Pennsylvania to the Cascades. Extreme temperature shifts occur in the Dakotas and Montana, with sudden cooling in the mountains. From the Gulf coast northward, temperatures are generally above 30 degrees at 7 pm. For Thursday and Friday, a pattern of fair, warmer weather in the East is expected, followed by rain in the upper Midwest and Western states, with a possible temperature drop in the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes. Winds vary by coast and region, with fresh to strong flows from the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, and rising easterly in the Great Lakes region. Rolls of data include numerous city readings with highs, lows, and precipitation timing across Asheville, Atlanta, Atlantic City, Bismarck, Boston, New York, Cincinnati, Cheyenne, Davenport, Des Moines, Galveston, Indianapolis, Kansas City, and other cities.
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Dept of Agriculture Weather Bureau
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Midde
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South Allentic
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Laker
Huron
Michigan
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Rainfell
Asheville
Atlanta
Atlantic City
Bismarck
Boston
Mass
Cincinnati
Cheyenne
Davenport
Des Moines
Galveron Tex
Indianapolis
Ind
Xsorville
Kamas City
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Sloan
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Corree
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Johnson
Wok
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Jerald
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Ais i Orna
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Inion
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Baltimore and Ohio
Harvis Ewing
Charles Fernald
Engineer Department
James Laskey
P J Brennan
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Dumbarton Choir
Esther
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Calumnus Wu
International Auxillary
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Singers of St
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Father W J Finn
Commerce Chamber
Thomas Grant
American Security and Trust Company
Fifteenth and
Charles J Bell
St. Gall
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St. Bet. H and I Sts
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Tenth Street NW
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Prodigal
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Philadelphia
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First Street
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Feo
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F Street N. W
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Barber & Ross
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Henry Evans
Christian Xander
Seventh St. N. Ww
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